Rocky Mountain Research Station - Moscow Forestry Sciences Laboratory

  Randy B. Foltz
  Research Engineer
  USDA Forest Service
  Rocky Mountain Research Station
  1221 South Main Street
  Moscow, ID 83843

  

Randy is a Research Engineer with the USDA Forest Service. Current research is on the environmental impact of forest road removal (road obliteration). He was responsible for the development of the soil armoring algorithms and use of WEPP on forest roads. Other research topics have included erodibility of road aggregates and the benefits of reduced tire pressure on erosion from forest roads.

Publications

Professional affiliations:

• American Society of Civil Engineers
• American Society of Engineering Educators
• American Geophysical Union

• B.S. Chemical Engineering, New Mexico State University, 1972
• M.S. Civil Engineering, New Mexico State University, 1987
• Ph.D. Civil Engineering, University of Idaho, 1993

• Affiliate Faculty, College of Forestry, University of Washington
• Affiliate Faculty, College of Forestry, University of Idaho

USDA Forest Service - RMRS - Moscow Forestry Sciences Laboratory
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